Pete Terrace - King of the Boogaloo (Remastered from the Original Master Tapes) (1968/2017)
BAND/ARTIST: Pete Terrace
- Title: King of the Boogaloo (Remastered from the Original Master Tapes)
- Year Of Release: 1968/2017
- Label: Somerset
- Genre: Latin, Pop, Funk, Soul
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) & booklet
- Total Time: 38:42 min
- Total Size: 246 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Pete Terrace - El Pito
02. Pete Terrace - Bang Bang
03. Pete Terrace - You're Looking Good
04. Pete Terrace - Boogaloo Loo
05. Pete Terrace - Oh Yeah
06. Pete Terrace - Do the Boogaloo
07. Pete Terrace - No! No! No!
08. Pete Terrace - At the Party
09. Pete Terrace - It's Boogaloo Time
10. Pete Terrace - D. M. Boogaloo
11. Pete Terrace - I'm Gonna Make It
12. Pete Terrace - Here Comes Pete
Recorded live at Chez José in New York, King of the Boogaloo is a fine boogaloo record, especially for a budget label. Two-thirds of the tunes are original and the rest are by the Joe Cuba Sextet and Johnny Rivera. Most are vocal in a campy, hoarse "soul" style; the singer (Terrace?) is not about to win any awards, but this is supposedly a live set full of spontaneity and joy. The initials in "D.M. Boogaloo," one of the hipper instrumentals, surely refer to David L. Miller, the house producer and director for Alshire's budget Somerset label. One last thrill is the jacket photo of Terrace plinking away at the vibes while mod '60s dancers gyrate directly in front. Note that seven of the originals also appear on the ten-track Pete Terrace LP, Latin Soul, on Mio International.
01. Pete Terrace - El Pito
02. Pete Terrace - Bang Bang
03. Pete Terrace - You're Looking Good
04. Pete Terrace - Boogaloo Loo
05. Pete Terrace - Oh Yeah
06. Pete Terrace - Do the Boogaloo
07. Pete Terrace - No! No! No!
08. Pete Terrace - At the Party
09. Pete Terrace - It's Boogaloo Time
10. Pete Terrace - D. M. Boogaloo
11. Pete Terrace - I'm Gonna Make It
12. Pete Terrace - Here Comes Pete
Recorded live at Chez José in New York, King of the Boogaloo is a fine boogaloo record, especially for a budget label. Two-thirds of the tunes are original and the rest are by the Joe Cuba Sextet and Johnny Rivera. Most are vocal in a campy, hoarse "soul" style; the singer (Terrace?) is not about to win any awards, but this is supposedly a live set full of spontaneity and joy. The initials in "D.M. Boogaloo," one of the hipper instrumentals, surely refer to David L. Miller, the house producer and director for Alshire's budget Somerset label. One last thrill is the jacket photo of Terrace plinking away at the vibes while mod '60s dancers gyrate directly in front. Note that seven of the originals also appear on the ten-track Pete Terrace LP, Latin Soul, on Mio International.
Year 2017 | Jazz | Soul | Pop | World | Latin | FLAC / APE
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